A while ago we wrote about the Manhattan GMAT Grant program. We are now pleased to announce that we have awarded 2010 Non-Profit Staff Grants to two incredibly worthy organizations. The first is The Equity Project (TEP) Charter School in Washington Heights (established by Manhattan GMAT founder Zeke Vanderhoek). A number of MGMAT employees had [...]

Details about the new Integrated Reasoning section continue to trickle in. Business Week turned up this YouTube video, produced by the GMAC, which provides a first look at the new questions: They’ve also posted an interview with Dave Wilson, CEO of GMAC, as well as one with a student who took the new test as [...]

We received an e-mail earlier this week from a happy student reporting that he’d gotten a 760. This was great news, but not particularly newsworthy, as, happily, we get good news like this very often. However, he also mentioned that his 760 score was good for a 98th percentile. This was a surprise, as 760 [...]

There’s big news from the GMAC. Perhaps because they are feeling the competition as more schools begin to accept the GRE, the GMAC has announced that it will add a new section to the test called Integrated Reasoning. According to the GMAC, this new section is “designed to measure people’s ability to evaluate information from [...]

There are lots of factors to consider when choosing an MBA program, from curriculum to size. But with more b-schools opening their doors across the globe, there’s another thing to think about: location. The Economist reports MBA programs—especially abroad—are placing more and more emphasis on their location. Cass Business School trumpets its location in London’s [...]